Justine: Seduction of Innocence Trailer

Justine: Seduction of Innocence Trailer (1996)

01 January 1996 Adventure, Comedy 83 mins

Justine is kidnapped by Professor Robson's arch nemesis in an attempt to force her to reveal the location of the jeweled "The Eye of God". Can Professor Robson rescue her in time?

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Cast

Daneen Boone

as Justine Wilkenson

Timothy Di Pri

as Professor Paul Robson

Kimberly Rowe

as Ursula

Jennifer Behr

as Madame Souvray

Michael Andrew

as Robert Wikenson

Paul Michael Robinson

as Alan Pope / Klauss Heinmann / Saul

Kristen Knittle

as Ellen Feldon

Lori Morrissey

as Young Girl #2

Loralyn Peterson

as Paulette

Chanda

as Beritol Storm

David James

as Hooded Lover #1

Melanie Good

as Madame Kurtzer

Crew

Nava

Nava Production Design

Katy Haun

Katy Haun Set Decoration

Wolfgang Bolle

Wolfgang Bolle Assistant Camera

Sterling Moore

Sterling Moore Boom Operator

Brad Rushing

Brad Rushing Director of Photography

Robert 'Roby' Hutchinson

Robert 'Roby' Hutchinson Unit Production Manager

Tim Wynn

Original Music Composer

International Titles

O Prazer da Sedução Trailer

Seducción de inocencia Trailer

Justine 3 Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 January 1996

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